Sherman Alexie grew up on the Spokane Indian Reservation in Wellpinit, Washington. His several books include the novel Reservation Blues and the story and poetry collections Ten Little Indians, The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven, which he adapted for the film Smoke Signals, and The Business of Fancydancing, which he adapted for film and also directed.

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The New Yorker's blend of reporting, commentary, criticism, fiction, and cartoons has garnered 36 National Magazine Awards since its debut in 1925 - more than any other publication. Edited by Pulitzer Prize winner David Remnick, the magazine has had only five editors in its 80-year history. Each week, Audible and the editorial staff of The New Yorker work together to select a variety of the issue's best articles from The Talk of the Town, Fiction, The Critics, and more. Each article is read in its entirety. The New Yorker is available in audio exclusively at audible.com.

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The New Yorker, 12-Month Subscription

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The New Yorker

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The New Yorker's blend of reporting, commentary, criticism, fiction, and cartoons has garnered 36 National Magazine Awards since its debut in 1925 - more than any other publication. Edited by Pulitzer Prize winner David Remnick, the magazine has had only five editors in its 80-year history. Each week, Audible and the editorial staff of
The New Yorker work together to select a variety of the issue's best articles from The Talk of the Town, Fiction, The Critics, and more. Each article is read in its entirety.
The New Yorker is available in audio exclusively at audible.com.

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The New Yorker, November 12th 2018 (Atul Gawande, George Packer, Jill Lepore)

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Atul Gawande,
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In this issue: "This America" by Jill Lepore: Reigns of terror in America. "The Upgrade" by Atul Gawande: Why doctors hate their computers. "A Hole in the Center" by George Packer: A Republican wonk ran for Congress to solve problems—but his colleagues fell in line with Trump's parade.

In this issue: "Party of One" by Amy Davidson Sorkin:In firing the Attorney General, Jeff Sessions, the President is bringing the country closer to a constitutional crisis. Many Republicans seem fine with it; "Havana Syndrome" by Adam Entous and Jon Lee Anderson: A mysterious ailment afflicted dozens of American diplomats and spies; "Binge Listening"by Rebecca Mead: How podcasts How podcasts became a seductive—and sometimes slippery—new mode of storytelling.

There are six articles in this edition: "Fighting Words", by George Packer; "The Relaunch", by Ryan Lizza; "No, But We Saw the Movie", by Nora Ephron; "Wheels of Fortune", by Peter Hessler; "High School Confidential", by Nancy Franklin; and "Tangled Up", by Anthony Lane.

Jeffrey Goldberg joined The New Yorker as a staff writer in 2000. His piece "The Great Terror", about the Iraqi use of chemical and biological weapons against the Kurdish population, won the Overseas Press Club Award for human-rights journalism. "In the Party of God", about the terrorist organization Hezbollah, won the 2003 National Magazine Award for Reporting.

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The New Yorker Festival - Nicole Krauss and Ian McEwan

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Nicole Krauss is the author of two novels, Man Walks Into a Room and The History of Love, which was published this year, and parts of which first appeared in The New Yorker. Ian McEwan's many books include the story collection First Love, Last Rites and the novels Amsterdam, which won the Booker Prize, and Atonement, which won the National Book Critics Circle Award.

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The New Yorker, September 24th 2018 (Paige Williams, John Lahr, George Packer)

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In this issue: "Scary Stuff" by George Packer: The scariest parts of Fear;"The Mouthpiece" by Paige Williams: What does Sarah Huckabee Sanders believe in—other than defending President Trump's every word?; "Showman" by John Lahr: Sam Mendes and the art of directing.

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The New Yorker, August 6th and 13th 2018: Part 1 (Ronan Farrow, Nathan Heller, Alejandro Chacoff)

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Ronan Farrow,
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In this issue: "Get Out and Vote" by George Packer: The midterm elections are the last obstacle to Trump's consolidation of power—and the greatest obstacle to voting is the feeling that it doesn't matter; "Trouble at the Top" by Ronan Farrow: Allegations of harassment against CBS and its chairman, Les Moonves, have surfaced in the wake of the #MeToo movement; "Tribes" by Nathan Heller: The mixing and unmixing of San Francisco; "Blood Will Out" by Alejandro Chacoff: How Jorge Barón Biza put his family—and his fears—on the page; "Blunt Tools" by Emily Nussbaum: Pranks and masculinity on Who Is America? and Nathan for You; "Back for More" by Anthony Lane: Reviews of Mission: Impossible—Fallout and Puzzle.

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The New Yorker, November 5th 2018 (Ian Frazier, Sarah Stillman, David Remnick)

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In this issue: "The Stakes" by David Remnick: The midterm elections are a referendum on Donald Trump; "The Day the Great Plains Burned" by Ian Frazier: A devastating wildfire and its aftermath; "Separated" by Sarah Stillman: Sending a mother to prison can have a catastrophic effect on her children; "Fandango" by Anthony Lane: Reviews of Bohemian Rhapsody and Burning.

Certainly, all the writing in
The New Yorker is memorable, and this collection is no exception. The authors include such best sellers as Malcolm Gladwell, Seymour Hersh, and Jonathan Franzen - and the subjects range from the lives of short-order cooks to the secrets of college admissions.

"Saddam On Trial" by George Packer; "Capitol Gains" by James Surowiecki; "Breyer's Big Idea" by Jeffrey Toobin; "Recalled to Life" by Oliver Sacks; "The Children" by William Trevor; and "Troublemakers" by Anthony Lane.

"Global Warning" by Elizabeth Kolbert: The U.N.'s scientific advisory board sounds a piercing alarm on climate change, but the President doesn't seem to hear it; "Breaking the News" by Sheelah Kolhatkar: How Sinclair is moving local stations to the right; "The Stuff Dreams Are Made Of" by Nick Paumgarten: Is cryptocurrency the future or a fad? And what is it good for; "Unexpected Guests" by Anthony Lane: Reviews of Halloween and Wildlife.

The New Yorker: A Fiction Trio features short stories by three masters of the form: "Path Light" by Tom Drury: A carelessly tossed bottle nearly misses a man and his dog and begins a quest to find out who threw it; "Coping Stones" by Ann Beattie: A neighbor's secrets unsettle a small Maine town; "The View from Castle Rock" by Alice Munro: A family emigrates from Scotland to Canada in 1818 with visions of their lives in the new world.

From the corridors of power in Washington to the prison cells of Guantanamo to the disease-ravaged communities of Africa,
The New Yorker takes you directly to the scene of today's biggest stories. Along the way, you'll hear great reporting by such best-selling writers as Malcolm Gladwell, David Remnick, Ken Auletta, and Seymour Hersh.